Quepos sits where the Central Pacific rainforest meets the sea, right at the door of Manuel Antonio National Park. From Tamarindo, your private driver leaves the peninsula over the La Amistad bridge on the Tempisque River, then works south along the coastal highway — a ride of roughly five hours that you can break up however you like. Classic pauses on this corridor: the Tárcoles bridge with its enormous crocodiles, the surf coast around Jacó, and the African palm plantations lining the road near Parrita. Lunch, a swim, a supermarket run before check-in — mention it and it happens, because this itinerary belongs to you. By afternoon you’re in sportfishing territory, minutes from Manuel Antonio’s beaches, sloths, and monkeys. Flat rate per vehicle for 1–5 passengers; +$15.00 per additional passenger from the 6th (max. 9). Available 24/7 — choose your date, pickup time and passengers, then send your booking on WhatsApp; you can include your flight number in the message.
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